HMH 1981 never before seen footage filmed from the stage...

[DMRX]

'Hey,I was Happy w/the Really Ba silent HMH footage that popeupabout 2 years ago...So this would be Steler (IMHO) If youthinkabout it the NY footage from the 30th DVD those were pretty much all snippets too...Just the crowd footage of "Ozzy Coming home to save the day" w/that Crazy UK Crowd would be Awsome alone!

[GUITARIDOL5682]

Shaun,

Excellent work, brother. Damn, you are just amazing for ferreting this out.

Do we know what his number is for the HMH footage or not?

I'm up for helping if the number is reasonable.

-Tim

Well when i found out that Randy only appears in the video for about 10 seconds. I thought how much is this going to go for. I've asked the guy if he would do me a copy for a set price. But up to now he has not replied and said if he would be happy to do this for me.

[The Flying Dutchman]

Well contributions would be a help as i couldn't buy this on my own. I'd only be getting the 30 mins from the HMH Port Vale gig and that would be on disc not the original. But how do you put a price on this without having to pay through the nose for it... ?

Well when i found out that Randy only appears in the video for about 10 seconds. I thought how much is this going to go for. I've asked the guy if he would do me a copy for a set price. But up to now he has not replied and said if he would be happy to do this for me.

Hi Shaun,
Good work and thnx for digging into this!
A 30 min sort of ´documentary´ from this historical gig (even it´s only 10 seconds Randy) is still very valuable to me since I like to get a sort of feel how that event was like to be there. (you can count me in to help if the price is reasonable)

[Donnie]

Well contributions would be a help as i couldn't buy this on my own. I'd only be getting the 30 mins from the HMH Port Vale gig and that would be on disc not the original. But how do you put a price on this without having to pay through the nose for it... ?

Well when i found out that Randy only appears in the video for about 10 seconds. I thought how much is this going to go for. I've asked the guy if he would do me a copy for a set price. But up to now he has not replied and said if he would be happy to do this for me.

Hi Shaun,
Good work and thnx for digging into this!
A 30 min sort of ´documentary´ from this historical gig (even it´s only 10 seconds Randy) is still very valuable to me since I like to get a sort of feel how that event was like to be there. (you can count me in to help if the price is reasonable)

I agree 100%. 10 seconds is pretty short but the feel of the gig and checking out the Motorhead footage would be great too. Still no word back from this guy?

[GUITARIDOL5682]

Yeah i have managed to get myself a copy of the disc. I am just waiting for it to be delivered... So we will see if it was worth the money or not... Fingers crossed!!

[dannyahansen]

Yeah i have managed to get myself a copy of the disc. I am just waiting for it to be delivered... So we will see if it was worth the money or not... Fingers crossed!!

Lets hope it is cool. I think either way it will be great.

[camdenlp]

Cool Idol! Fingers crossed!

[Nick Hughes]

PLEASE be good

[Jazznroll]

interesting, thanks for sharing the screenshots and investigating this, even if the video is poor it may help give people a feel for what these gigs and times were like.

[GUITARIDOL5682]

It's here ...and on a first watch i was well impressed the audio is really good it's just a shame that the focus of this dvd is on Motorhead. The film starts with Ozzy walking to the stage with $haron. Then they are waiting in the wings with Tommy and the members of motorhead. Ozzy and Lemmy & co pose for photographs and David Arden and Sharon are seen talking... Ozzy is getting psyched up as Lemmy goes to the stage to introduce the band. "I'm here i'm fucking here...Lets give these fuckers some Heavy Rock..." Tommy Aldridge is zoomed in and he hits his sticks together for the count.. the gong chimes in for the start of 'I Don't know'. The annoying part is why the camerman didn't go and view the band from inside the stage area. He stays outside in the wings zooming in and out on Tommy etc. The film cuts to out front and zooms in on Ozzy and Randy for a few seconds..."get that camera back on the band" as it focuses onto the crowd...more crowd shots ...then it cuts to Lemmy signing autographs for 2 girls in the wings as Crazy Train thunders on in the background...... The atmosphere during Crazy Train is amazing the crowd are all 'sky punching' to the beat. The image of the still i showed earlier is about as much as you see of Randy and the camera mainly focuses on the crowd going nuts. Then it cuts into 'Believer' with more crowd shots from the other side of the stage. The bottle fight is filmed as The Good the Bad and Ugly theme intro starts.. Ozzy comes on stage as it fades out and introduces Motorhead..all filmed from the same angle as the Randy shot.

Enjoy .... http://youtu.be/xZg_GcJXCU8

Ace of spades fires up after the intro of The Good the bad and the Ugly soundtrack, No Class. A very drunk Fast Eddie talking bolloxs down the mic with 100,000 watts of feedback and into the Hammer. The film then cuts back stage as Father Taylor videos his son on stage from behind the wall of amplifiers. If only he was here for the Ozzy footage. Lemmy is focused on and introduces 'Leaving Here..' No motorhead concert would be complete without the request for it to be turned UP...The focus goes back to Philthy Phil as Jailbait kicks in...for the full track..The angle goes to behind Phil's drumkit as Iron Horse Born to Lose is introduced... then it cuts off... I think i'll have that on again...Very nostalgic!!!

[Nick Hughes]

It's here ...and on a first watch i was well impressed the audio is really good it's just a shame that the focus of this dvd is on Motorhead. The film starts with Ozzy walking to the stage with $haron. Then they are waiting in the wings with Tommy and the members of motorhead. Ozzy and Lemmy & co pose for photographs and David Arden and Sharon are seen talking... Ozzy is getting psyched up as Lemmy goes to the stage to introduce the band. "I'm here i'm fucking here...Lets give these fuckers some Heavy Rock..." Tommy Aldridge is zoomed in and he hits his sticks together for the count.. the gong chimes in for the start of 'I Don't know'. The annoying part is why the camerman didn't go and view the band from inside the stage area. He stays outside in the wings zooming in and out on Tommy etc. The film cuts to out front and zooms in on Ozzy and Randy for a few seconds..."get that camera back on the band" as it focuses onto the crowd...more crowd shots ...then it cuts to Lemmy signing autographs for 2 girls in the wings as Crazy Train thunders on in the background...... The atmosphere during Crazy Train is amazing the crowd are all 'sky punching' to the beat. The image of the still i showed earlier is about as much as you see of Randy and the camera mainly focuses on the crowd going nuts. Then it cuts into 'Believer' with more crowd shots from the other side of the stage. The bottle fight is filmed as The Good the Bad and Ugly theme intro starts.. Ozzy comes on stage as it fades out and introduces Motorhead..all filmed from the same angle as the Randy shot.

Ace of spades fires up after the intro of The Good the bad and the Ugly soundtrack, No Class. A very drunk Fast Eddie talking bolloxs down the mic with 100,000 watts of feedback and into the Hammer. The film then cuts back stage as Father Taylor videos his son on stage from behind the wall of amplifiers. If only he was here for the Ozzy footage. Lemmy is focused on and introduces 'Leaving Here..' No motorhead concert would be complete without the request for it to be turned UP...The focus goes back to Philthy Phil as Jailbait kicks in...for the full track..The angle goes to behind Phil's drumkit as Iron Horse Born to Lose is introduced... then it cuts off... I think i'll have that on again...Very nostalgic!!!

If you have to rate the audio on a scale of 1-10 what would it be

[GUITARIDOL5682]

Well it's film footage watch it i've uploaded it's above your post.

[GUITARIDOL5682]

I was hoping this footage would of appeared in the film but all i can think is that this must of been filmed earlier by someone else. Randy and Rudy must of been waiting on stage for Ozzy to be introduced.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=L6DL0MqpglI

[Donnie]

It's here ...and on a first watch i was well impressed the audio is really good it's just a shame that the focus of this dvd is on Motorhead. The film starts with Ozzy walking to the stage with $haron. Then they are waiting in the wings with Tommy and the members of motorhead. Ozzy and Lemmy & co pose for photographs and David Arden and Sharon are seen talking... Ozzy is getting psyched up as Lemmy goes to the stage to introduce the band. "I'm here i'm fucking here...Lets give these fuckers some Heavy Rock..." Tommy Aldridge is zoomed in and he hits his sticks together for the count.. the gong chimes in for the start of 'I Don't know'. The annoying part is why the camerman didn't go and view the band from inside the stage area. He stays outside in the wings zooming in and out on Tommy etc. The film cuts to out front and zooms in on Ozzy and Randy for a few seconds..."get that camera back on the band" as it focuses onto the crowd...more crowd shots ...then it cuts to Lemmy signing autographs for 2 girls in the wings as Crazy Train thunders on in the background...... The atmosphere during Crazy Train is amazing the crowd are all 'sky punching' to the beat. The image of the still i showed earlier is about as much as you see of Randy and the camera mainly focuses on the crowd going nuts. Then it cuts into 'Believer' with more crowd shots from the other side of the stage. The bottle fight is filmed as The Good the Bad and Ugly theme intro starts.. Ozzy comes on stage as it fades out and introduces Motorhead..all filmed from the same angle as the Randy shot.

Enjoy .... http://youtu.be/xZg_GcJXCU8

Ace of spades fires up after the intro of The Good the bad and the Ugly soundtrack, No Class. A very drunk Fast Eddie talking bolloxs down the mic with 100,000 watts of feedback and into the Hammer. The film then cuts back stage as Father Taylor videos his son on stage from behind the wall of amplifiers. If only he was here for the Ozzy footage. Lemmy is focused on and introduces 'Leaving Here..' No motorhead concert would be complete without the request for it to be turned UP...The focus goes back to Philthy Phil as Jailbait kicks in...for the full track..The angle goes to behind Phil's drumkit as Iron Horse Born to Lose is introduced... then it cuts off... I think i'll have that on again...Very nostalgic!!!

Its on private.

[camdenlp]

I couldn't view it Idol. Says video is private. Can't wait! Thanks